St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-09
FIRED FROM A TRAIN
And Wants Damages---An Erring
Wife---Court Notes.

The case of Fred E. Hardenburgh
against the st. Paul, Minneapolis &
Manitoba Railway company for 1000
damages, for ejectment from a train,
was Oh trial yesterday before Judge
Young. 1t appears that on account of
the crowded condition of the train
Hardenburgh was unable to obtain a
seat, and consequently refused to pay
his fare until seat was furnished him.
He was fired off the train between Min
neapOliS and WayZata, and considers
himself damaged to the amount
specified.
THE WOMAN THIS TIME.
John DOdswOrth asks for divorce
from Ella DodswOrth on the ground of
adultery. They were married at St.
Louis, Mo-, in the month of January,
1875, and in February, 1887, it is claimed,
the defendant committed adultery with
Robert Z. SchisSler, at 525 Sixth street
south, in this city. On Oct. 81 the de-
fendant deserted plaintiff and went to
Detroit, where she is now said to be liv-
ing with SchisSler in open adultery.
AND NOW THE MAN.
Judge Collins rendereda decision yes
terday in the divorce case of Frank
Wagner against Amelia Wagner, which
was tried Oct. Is, granting divorce on
the ground of adultery. Amelia Wag-
ner was granted limited divorce from
Frank Wagner on the ground of inhu-
man treatment about two years ago;
the case was carried to the supreme
court, where it was remanded back for
a new trial and is now pending.
MINOR COURT NOTES.
The st. Paul & Minneapolis Pressed
D,-s .l- AlN Tn4f For
S450.S8 for brick sold. and ask to have
certain real estate sold to pay the judg-
ment.
The jury in the case of Edwin M.
Blanchard against Sackett q Virgins
returned verdict for plaintiff for $50.
a. b. Robbins sues +. &. Brown for
S762.54 Oh prOmiSSOry note.
In the case of Henry Capple against
Edmund Eichorn ct al. to quiet title to
lot 2, blocks 3, Cobb's addition. decision
for defendants.
Fraser & Shepherd ask to have me-
chanics' liens fOreclosed against the
property of E. NJ. Thomas ct al. for
S60.50, Hans Bay ct al. for 2.20, w. G.
Balch ct al. for SG4.50, and Samuel L..
Roberts ct al. for 1881.
r. p. Russell asks to have mechanics
liens foreclOsed against the property of
Il. Nj. HollingswOrth, amounting to
SSS0.9l.
The Melsness damage suit before
Judge Hicks is still on trial.
Caleb t. Bennett, Andrus Zacharia-
sen and Raphael Ingelbreckson were
eXamin ed yesterday and ordered COM
mitted to the insane asylum.
Patrick Walsh, receiver for William
A. Rogers, of Aitkin, Mimi, brings an
action against Timothy E. ByrneS to
have certain transfer of real estate set
aside on the ground of fraud. He
claims that this transfer was made to
defraud the creditors of Rogers.
The case of w. A. Newton & Co.
against Frank w. Jewett for Sl,170,
commission on sale of real estate, was
dismissed.
The Citizens Fire Insurance COM
pany sues E. B. Ames for Sl64.73, the
amount they had to pay for loss by fire
in the Warner block, Ames having
taken the risk against their order. The
Hanover Insurance company sues for
1929 for the sa me cause.
The Red Wing Wagon company sues
William Cathcart for S203.25 on prom
issOry note, and guarnishees T. NJ. Nc
Cord,